Parks you hate playing at.

[Dynasty Legend 99]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

Mine as well. You cant see the ball out of a leftys hand during the day time.

Ya man, I had the hardest time hitting off Chris Young in Last Years game.

[MLB14]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

Homer parks. Specifically, Fenway and Minute Maid.

I can play an amazing game and lose because I gave up a couple of blooper home runs over that ridiculously short 310 wall in left. My team is mostly left handers, so I can't abuse that wall like my opponents can.

Minute Maid because it's basically impossible to hit a homer over the 435 center wall. That field can make any centerfielder look like a golden glover. Yet the side walls are extremely short so it just rewards players who swing late or early on everything.

I've hit home runs to left and right field but wasn't late or early. The timing was green good. I use zone hitting and I naturally push outside pitches most times.

Do you use zone hitting?

[MLB14]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

I hate Safeco, just something about hitting there bothers the hell out of me.

I find it hard to pick up a pitch there during certain times of day.

[geisterhome]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

I have never seen the astors roof from watching on TV and i never get a view that would be able to see it in game. Why should i care if i wont even see it?

I see that roof is open every time I'm hitting and during plenty of cut scenes, you are playing only from broadcast cam using fastplay? And even when I'm not seeing the roof directly I can see the sun shining in and the different lightning, really no doubt about it...

[HozAndMoose]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

I see that roof is open every time I'm hitting and during plenty of cut scenes, you are playing only from broadcast cam using fastplay? And even when I'm not seeing the roof directly I can see the sun shining in and the different lightning, really no doubt about it...

If i do see its not memorable enough for me to remember. There are dozens of things id rather see before a roof that does nothing is added.

[geisterhome]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

If i do see its not memorable enough for me to remember. There are dozens of things id rather see before a roof that does nothing is added.

Seems like we have different priorities then It's probably not the first thing on my list either but pretty high up, high enough that if I was to decide it it would definitely make it into next years game.

[kehlis]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

I see that roof is open every time I'm hitting and during plenty of cut scenes, you are playing only from broadcast cam using fastplay? And even when I'm not seeing the roof directly I can see the sun shining in and the different lightning, really no doubt about it...

DO NOT turn this into a discussion about retractable roofs.

You will not be here long enough to finish that conversation if you bring this up again in this thread.

[cmutat17]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

My worst has to be Wrigley. Why you ask, because there is almost no hitters eye to speak of. trying to pick the ball up off the pitchers hand in that park is an absolute nightmare.

I would disagree with you on this one. I find Citizens Bank Park is the hardest stadium to hit in and the sole reason for this is because it's harder to read the ball with that colourful background.

[countryboy]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

Mine is Miller Park for no other reason than I play poorly there lol

If I win, it's because my pitching staff shut them down. Our offense is terrible there.

[TheWarmWind]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

There are only two parks that I truly hate, and one isn't in the game anymore. Those two are O.co and Hubert H Humpfrey Metrodome.

I always feel uncomfortable in progressive field. The place feels like an underground fighting arena or the old Roman Colosseum with the audience so separated from the field. I feel like my players should be carrying nail bats and fighting to the death.

The trop is just depressing.

I like that there are parks I agree and disagree with though. It's good for the game to move me outside of my comfort zone.

[Dynasty Legend 99]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

[QUOTE=TheWarmWind;2047349872]There are only two parks that I truly hate, and one isn't in the game anymore. Those two are O.co and Hubert H Humpfrey Metrodome.

I always feel uncomfortable in progressive field. The place feels like an underground fighting arena or the old Roman Colosseum with the audience so separated from the field. I feel like my players should be carrying nail bats and fighting to the death.

The trop is just depressing.

I like that there are parks I agree and disagree with though. It's good for the game to move me outside of my comfort zone.[/QUOTE

"The Old Roman Colosseum" LOL the Unlockable field in MLB Slugfest?

[redsoxfan31]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

I think my least favorite stadium to pitch in is definitely Yankee Stadium because those fences down the line are pretty easy to give up line drive homers and I think Camden Yards may be a close second cause of that left field wall and I think my least favorite stadium to hit in is probably Marlins stadium or Tropicana, neither of them really appeal to me and neither present a great environment

[ManiacMatt1782]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

I would disagree with you on this one. I find Citizens Bank Park is the hardest stadium to hit in and the sole reason for this is because it's harder to read the ball with that colourful background.

I always use catcher offset cam, never had much of a problem picking the ball up at CBP. But man at Wrigley, particularly off righties, I cannot see the ball that well.

[Fours]

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The Trop is such a depressing sludge dump. It doesn't possess a single redeeming quality.

I love the city of Tampa, like the the Rays, and I wish I could use them in a franchise, but it's impossible to deal with the Trop. Add to that the fact that the stadium is killing the franchise in real life with that anchor of a lease.

If SCEA made a game where all you did was run a demolition crew, I would pay $60 just to watch that crap bubble crumble to the ground.

[actionhank]

Re: Parks you hate playing at.

There are only two parks that I truly hate, and one isn't in the game anymore. Those two are O.co and Hubert H Humpfrey Metrodome.

I always feel uncomfortable in progressive field. The place feels like an underground fighting arena or the old Roman Colosseum with the audience so separated from the field. I feel like my players should be carrying nail bats and fighting to the death.

The trop is just depressing.

I like that there are parks I agree and disagree with though. It's good for the game to move me outside of my comfort zone.

I thought the Oakland A's ballpark felt like it was indoors or something...I played them in the WS with my Brewers, and i thought it was an indoor stadium. Maybe the 4 games we played were all at night or something...but i swore it was indoors, only to look at pictures and see that wasn't the case at all.

Mine is Miller Park for no other reason than I play poorly there lol

If I win, it's because my pitching staff shut them down. Our offense is terrible there.

If only real life were like that